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Dental Disease In Dogs

Dental disease in dogs can cause unrelenting pain, however clinical signs may be subtle and easily missed by pet owners. […]

Doggy Communication: Body Language

A rarity in the animal kingdom, dogs’ powerful communication strategies allow attentive humans to understand them. […]

N.W.T. Veterinarian Clinics Spread Thin As Pandemic-Driven Demand Grows

Payton Hancock was walking her dog, Zev, around Kam Lake one evening, a regular routine for the Yellowknife resident. But the evening took a turn when Zev emerged from the bushes with a face full of porcupine quills. […]

Cats In The House: How To Bring A New Feline Into Your Family Successfully

June is National Adopt a Cat Month (also known as Adopt a Shelter Cat Month). It’s a great time to learn cat-friendly ways of preparing your home for a new fur baby — as well as knowing which cat is best for you and how to best care for whatever new feline friend you might adopt. […]

Feline Acne

Does your cat have darkish bumps or what seem to be scabs under the chin? On closer inspection, you could discover them to be comedones, widely known among us non-specialised folk as blackheads. […]

Pet Therapy – How Dogs, Cats And Horses Help Improve Human Wellbeing

We’ve all heard of the psychotherapy couch, and the dynamic between a client and their human therapist. But perhaps less well known is the increasingly popular pet therapy. And no, that’s not therapy for your pet – it’s the relatively new phenomenon of therapy for humans, which involves animals. […]

Should You Bathe Your Cat?

That cats don’t enjoy a water drenching can cause anxiety for pet owners when Kitty needs a bath. This means finding the safest and least painful way of taking on this chore. […]

Owning A Dog In Canada Can Be Ruff On The Wallet!

Food is typically the largest cost of the annual expenses for pet parents to keep up with, typically spending between $450 – $2,300 depending on the brand and how much your dog needs to eat. […]